Srinjoy Bal is a correspondent for Mobility Outlook, focusing on the national automotive industry in India. With a keen interest in technology and sustainability, Srinjoy covers topics such as electric vehicles, safety advancements, industry trends, and emerging mobility solutions. His articles provide insights into the latest developments and challenges faced by the Indian automotive sector.
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Srinjoy Bal's articles predominantly feature press releases and data citations, focusing on the automotive industry, sales & marketing, transportation & logistics. His coverage is centered around national (India) developments in the automotive sector.
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By: Srinjoy Bal
MG battery-as-a-service which was first introduced with the Windsor EV has seen a lower than expected acceptance rate. However the company believes that the programme has huge potential for the Indian market and plans to further expand BaaS through several initiatives
The BYD eMAX 7 addresses the e6’s shortcomings, offering upgrades in both premium features and power delivery. However, it lacks the emotional connection that many vehicles provide, leaving it feeling more like a refined machine than an engaging driving experience.
By: Srinjoy Bal
BYD eMax 7 replaces the BYD e6 and wants to be the sustainable alternative to the Toyota Innova. Practical? Yes. With features? Sure. Engaging to driv
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Toshihiro Suzuki, Representative Director and President, Suzuki Motor Corporation stated that India is and will remain a key business region for the company to achieve its growth strategy for fiscal year 2030 with a strong focus on sustainability.
By: Srinjoy Bal
India, Nov. 5 -- India's importance for the Japanese vehicle maker, Suzuki Corporation is not a secret.
By: Srinjoy Bal
Mahindra's debut of the XEV 9e and the BE 6e will coincide with heightened competition, as Hyundai plans to introduce its Creta EV around the same period, and Maruti Suzuki's e Vitara, showcased recently in Milan, is scheduled to start production by spring 2025.
By: Srinjoy Bal
India, Nov. 7 -- The homegrown vehicle maker, Mahindra has confirmed that it will start selling its born electric vehicles by quarter four of financial year 2024-25.
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The Tata Nexon EV has been one of the country's most popular electric vehicles, largely due to its early entry into the segment as one of the first electric passenger vehicles on the market.
Range anxiety remains a top concern for electric vehicle (EV) buyers. As battery technology and battery management systems advance, EVs are delivering longer ranges, easing this worry for potential owners.
Most prominent measures under the GRAP 4 restrictions include the prohibition of entry by trucks to Delhi, with exceptions made for vehicles carrying essential commodities. Additionally, CVs running on clean fuels such as LNG, CNG, BS-VI diesel, or electric power are exempted from restrictions.
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